Lean Manufacturing Engineer — Optimize Flow & Costs

CSP Innovations North Carolina, LLC; Salisbury (NC); On-site; USD 65,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

CSP Innovations North Carolina, LLC is seeking an Industrial Engineer-intern or entry-level engineer to support manufacturing improvements. You will develop work standards, perform time studies, and analyze capacity to enhance workflow and reduce costs on the plant floor.

The role involves data collection, testing, and analytical tasks in office, lab, or manufacturing settings, with opportunities to independently handle average-complexity assignments while aligning with customer requirements.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering, engineering technology, or science.
• Internship or work experience in engineering, automotive, or manufacturing preferred.
• Knowledge of standard industrial engineering techniques.

Responsibilities

• Create and maintain work standards for direct labor and machine cycle times.
• Perform time studies, line balancing and capacity analysis.
• Study operations to maximize workflow and spatial utilization.
• Participate in lean manufacturing projects and cost-reduction programs.
• Aim to minimize operational costs.
• Conduct work sampling studies for indirect labor.
• Support optimization of labor and processes to reduce costs.
• Carry out capacity analysis for short- and long-term planning.
• Conduct research, testing, data gathering, and engineering analyses.
• Execute solo engineering assignments of average complexity.
• Compile data and analyze results for team reviews.
• Continue to develop engineering knowledge and capability.
• Ensure designs and analyses comply with IATF and ISO procedures.
• Ensure customer requirements are met.

Skills

Time study

Lean manufacturing

Industrial engineering

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering/Engineering Technology/Science

Tools

Excel

Access

Project

Word

PowerPoint

Job description

CSP Innovations North Carolina, LLC is seeking an Industrial Engineer-intern or entry-level engineer to support manufacturing improvements. You will develop work standards, perform time studies, and analyze capacity to enhance workflow and reduce costs on the plant floor.

The role involves data collection, testing, and analytical tasks in office, lab, or manufacturing settings, with opportunities to independently handle average-complexity assignments while aligning with customer requirements.